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‘Severance’ Cast Bring Lumon Industries Office To Life In Glass Box At Grand Central Station
Apple TV+ put the cast of 'Severance,' including Adan Scott and Patricia Arquette, in a glass box at Grand Central Station to promote Season 2.
‘Severance’ Cast Brings Lumon Offices to Grand Central Station
Adam Scott, Britt Lower and Zach Cherry all appeared as their 'Severance' characters for the pop-art. Ben Stiller was on hand for pictures.
I went to the 'Severance' pop-up in Grand Central Station. It was wild.
The pop-up began when a large glass box appeared in Grand Central's Vanderbilt Hall, containing a replica of the four-seated desk from Lumon's Macrodata Refinement department. Hired actors playing Lumon employees sat at their desks, doing Lumon things (by which I mean, sorting numbers while not having a clue what said numbers mean).
Severance cast surprises fans by recreating Lumon offices live in Grand Central Station
Severance cast surprises fans by recreating Lumon offices live in Grand Central Station - Publicity stunt saw actors Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Zach Cherry and Patricia Arquette perform from inside a gl
'Severance' cast, Ben Stiller take over New York's Grand Central for Season 2: Watch
The cast of Ben Stiller's "Severance" made a surprise appearance as their characters inside a glass box at Grand Central in New York City.
‘Severance’ cast takes over Grand Central Station
Cast members from the Apple TV+ hit “Severance” surprised fans with a publicity stunt in New York City to promote its second season on Jan. 14.
Cast of Severance Stage Promotional Stunt at Grand Central Ahead of Season 2 Release
The cast of the AppleTV+ series Severance were spotted performing in a large clear box set up in New York City’s Grand Central Terminal on Tuesday, January 14, during a promotional stunt ahead of the show’s season two premiere.
‘Severance’ cast stunt dominates NYC’s Grand Central Station
Ben Stiller and the cast of “Severance” took over Grand Central Station Tuesday with a pop-up of the offices from the dystopian thriller. The director, 59, filmed the glass cubicles as stars Adam Scott,
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‘Severance’ Season 1 ended in a cliffhanger. What will happen in Season 2?
Here's what you should remember from the first season of "Severance" and how certain moments and symbols could foreshadow ...
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Severance: The various Lumon Industries departments and their functions, explored
One of the mysteries that make the fans formulate theories is the different Lumon Industries departments. The Lumon office ...
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The Lumon Bosses Dive Into What to Expect in Severance Season 2
Tramell Tillman and Patricia Arquette, stars of Apple TV+ sci-fi mystery co-starring Adam Scott, which returns January 17.
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What Year Does Severance Take Place In? Lumon’s Retro Tech Explained
Lumon Industries’ usage of old technology in Severance has left many wondering what year exactly the series takes place in.
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I watched the cast of Severance work inside a giant glass box surrounded by hundreds of New Yorkers for three hours - and it was absolutely genius
Ahead of the premiere of the long-awaited Severance season 2, Apple TV Plus brought the Lumon office to New York - and it was ...
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Apple Promotes Severance Season 2 Premiere With Lumon Industries Pop-Up and Visits From Actors
Ahead of the season two premiere of hit TV show Severance, Apple is marketing the show with a fun Severance pop-up at the ...
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'Severance' fans, be warned: Its stars and creator say they've seen your wildest fan theories online
Ben Stiller, the executive producer of Severance, told Yahoo Entertainment he loves checking out fan theories. He just ...
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